Japanese word MAKE for "lose"

[johnbent]

Japanese word MAKE for "lose" created by palau371@gmail.com on 2017-08-29 04:10:50

[johnbent]

palau371@gmail.com replied,

Alii!

is this word often used? how is it to say correctly "you won't lose!" using the Japanese (not English!) MAKE?

Kom kmal mesaul)

[johnbent]

jlukesemiwo@gmail.com replied,

Alii.

I'd say "ng diak bo make"

[johnbent]

masa@palaunet.com replied,

Alii Aleksandr,

Example. Ak mla mo make. I have lost. This word is still used. It is used games and other types of competition. Another example. A John a mlo make. John lost.

Masaharu

[johnbent]

palau371@gmail.com replied,

Kmal mesaul!

if I would asked the question from the here's top, I could say:

Ng diak bo bake! - it's because some of palauan m-beginning verbs change it to b-. in this situation... like MO > BO, MECHAR > BECHAR

nobody heard anything like "bo bake"?

[johnbent]

belausim@gmail.com replied,

often used in sports activities and contest, "you won't lose" ngdiak ke bo make

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[johnbent]

jlukesemiwo@gmail.com replied,

Aleks,

No, what you're thinking of as in mechar becoming bechar doesn't apply for this word. Ex: Ng merengmiu me ng diak bo make. Do your best so you won't lose.

[johnbent]

palau371@gmail.com replied,

and how is it with other Japanese verbs with initial M, like MAUAS or MOKAR?

how can we say 

1) "YOU WON'T GET PROFIT FROM IT" using mokar?

2) "DON'T TURN IT!" using mauas?

[johnbent]

jlukesemiwo@gmail.com replied,

Aleks,

"Ng diak a moker el bom nguu er ngii"